Some processes will hold resources, while at the same time requiring other resources held by others.
More importantly, as contact objects of occupational interaction hold resources of diverse natures and quantities, they may exert a great impact on individual labor market outcomes, just as is true of the social capital brought by relatives and friends.
One of Congress' recent acts was to repeal an Obama-era rule that required companies that extract natural resources to publish what they pay to governments, key information for citizens to hold resource-rich governments accountable.
Display territories do not hold resources attractive to females other than the males themselves, hence it is assumed that females visit leks solely to copulate [ 2].
Formal and informal networks and relationships hold resources for support which have the potential to buffer the effects of social and economic change that precede the diagnosis of a terminal illness.
The committee holds resource constraints largely responsible for this state of affairs.
It's "the tragedy of the commons" -- the overuse of a commonly held resource -- and it has landed us in our current environmental and energy mess.
About 3 billion of the Earth's inhabitants get a fifth or more of their protein from fish which means that fish are a bigger source of the stuff than beef is.The difficulty is, in part, a consequence of the problem known as the tragedy of the commons, whereby a commonly held resource is over-exploited.
Of 27 GP practices identified as holding resource use data for the cohort, 22 agreed to participate (209/227 participants).
Arguably, the large body of law that regulates use of public lands and publicly held resources is "environmental law".
In the case of Airbnb, the gray area plays out like this: hosts on the site use privately held resources – their homes – to generate money.
